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Longlac woman facing drug trafficking offences granted bail

Longlac woman facing drug trafficking offences granted bail

A Longlac woman who was arrested after police executed a search warrant at a residence which resulted in the seizure of illegal drugs and a significant amount of Canadian currency was granted bail.
COVID-19 Situation Report for May 8th, 2020

COVID-19 Situation Report for May 8th, 2020

UPDATE: Money seized amid drug trafficking investigation totals $65K

UPDATE: Money seized amid drug trafficking investigation totals $65K

City police seize $65,000 from a recent fentanyl and cocaine trafficking investigation.
Hajdu says testing levels not a one-size-fits-all solution

Hajdu says testing levels not a one-size-fits-all solution

Health Minister Patty Hajdu says she’s happy with the way the COVID-19 pandemic has been handled in her home riding of Thunder Bay-Superior North.
Police arrest impaired, speeding driver with expired plates

Police arrest impaired, speeding driver with expired plates

A 42-year-old woman faces impaired charges after being caught with expired plates and providing a false identity.
Lawyer requests psychiatric assessment of murder suspect

Lawyer requests psychiatric assessment of murder suspect

Jarett Brandon Sainnawap, 21, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection to the homicide investigation of Kayliegh Ivall.
Video: May 7, 2020: COVID slowdown

Video: May 7, 2020: COVID slowdown

May 7, 2020: COVID slowdown
Chamber says reopening great boost to local economy

Chamber says reopening great boost to local economy

President of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce says it won't be business as usual by any means, but reopening stores will be beneficial to the city's financial well-being.
Public board postpones graduation ceremonies

Public board postpones graduation ceremonies

Board says it hopes to hold the ceremonies at a later date, depending on public health guidelines.
RFDA will continue drive-through hamper pick-up at CLE

RFDA will continue drive-through hamper pick-up at CLE

Volunteers and staff at most food banks in Thunder Bay are wary of reopening their doors over safety fears during the COVID-19 crisis.
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